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Cooperative Brønsted-Lewis acid sites created by phosphotungstic acid encapsulated metal–organic frameworks for selective glucose conversion to 5 …

Rahaman et al., 2022

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Rahaman M
Tulaphol S
Hossain M
Jasinski J
Sun N
George A
Simmons B
Maihom T
Crocker M
Sathitsuksanoh N
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Abstract Production of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) from biomass-derived glucose has great potential for synthesis of renewable fuels and chemicals. Selective glucose conversion to 5-hydroxymethylfurfural requires a balance between Lewis and Brønsted acids for the …
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